:-(
A former member
Woody_streatham posted:
t*ts & a*rse channel
at midnight
t*ts & a*rse channel
at midnight
:-(
A former member
Alexia posted:
There's only one tit / arse on here and he's a retarded Scot with a number for a name
Meow
AM
If five are to strengthen and increase the number of viewers for its channel it should use its strengths - i.e. it has nothing, and I mean nothing set in its schedule.
RTL (Bertlesman) should invest heavily into the channel - be innovative, challenge and most of experiment with different types of British programming and most of all it needs to compete with ITV.
If anything they should try to win The Bill from ITV and show it on a Tuesday and Thursday, to begin with a 9pm to grow the following, Also they should have their own home-grown soap and "popular" gameshows. It is from that base that five could then naturally grow its schedule like ITV has doen over the years etc...
Monday to Friday schedule then could look like...
1700 Home and Away f/b Five Weather
1730 Five News
1800 British Soap
1830 Gameshows
1900 Various British Programming
(including:- Tues & Thur 2030 Current Affairs Series', Wed 2000-2100 Magazine Series e.g. Fifth Gear,
2100 Monday, Wednesday, Friday - US Drama
2100 Tuesday, Thursday - The Bill
2200 Monday - Various British Series'
2200 Tuesday - British Drama Series'
2200 Wednesday - British Comedy Hour
2200 Thursday - Kick-off
2200 Friday - Five Weekend (based upon Central Weekend Live and Granada Upfront)
2300 Five News; Five Weather (to 2345)
RTL (Bertlesman) should invest heavily into the channel - be innovative, challenge and most of experiment with different types of British programming and most of all it needs to compete with ITV.
If anything they should try to win The Bill from ITV and show it on a Tuesday and Thursday, to begin with a 9pm to grow the following, Also they should have their own home-grown soap and "popular" gameshows. It is from that base that five could then naturally grow its schedule like ITV has doen over the years etc...
Monday to Friday schedule then could look like...
1700 Home and Away f/b Five Weather
1730 Five News
1800 British Soap
1830 Gameshows
1900 Various British Programming
(including:- Tues & Thur 2030 Current Affairs Series', Wed 2000-2100 Magazine Series e.g. Fifth Gear,
2100 Monday, Wednesday, Friday - US Drama
2100 Tuesday, Thursday - The Bill
2200 Monday - Various British Series'
2200 Tuesday - British Drama Series'
2200 Wednesday - British Comedy Hour
2200 Thursday - Kick-off
2200 Friday - Five Weekend (based upon Central Weekend Live and Granada Upfront)
2300 Five News; Five Weather (to 2345)
AN
How exactly is trying to win The Bill from ITV being innovative? and how in a million years would that happen?
Five's schedules is already full of programmes that nobody else wants that's part of the problem
Andrew
Founding member
amosc100 posted:
If five are to strengthen and increase the number of viewers for its channel it should use its strengths - i.e. it has nothing, and I mean nothing set in its schedule.
RTL (Bertlesman) should invest heavily into the channel - be innovative, challenge and most of experiment with different types of British programming and most of all it needs to compete with ITV.
If anything they should try to win The Bill from ITV and show it on a Tuesday and Thursday, to begin with a 9pm to grow the following
RTL (Bertlesman) should invest heavily into the channel - be innovative, challenge and most of experiment with different types of British programming and most of all it needs to compete with ITV.
If anything they should try to win The Bill from ITV and show it on a Tuesday and Thursday, to begin with a 9pm to grow the following
How exactly is trying to win The Bill from ITV being innovative? and how in a million years would that happen?
Five's schedules is already full of programmes that nobody else wants that's part of the problem
:-(
A former member
Maybe there shoudl try and get famliy guy and American Dad, as the BBC doesn;t seem to care about those shows. there tones of other show Five could show like,
i not sure...
i not sure...
JE
How exactly is trying to win The Bill from ITV being innovative? and how in a million years would that happen?
Five's schedules is already full of programmes that nobody else wants that's part of the problem
Well dont Talkback Thames make The Bill i.e. an independent company not ITV productions.
Jez
Founding member
Andrew posted:
amosc100 posted:
If five are to strengthen and increase the number of viewers for its channel it should use its strengths - i.e. it has nothing, and I mean nothing set in its schedule.
RTL (Bertlesman) should invest heavily into the channel - be innovative, challenge and most of experiment with different types of British programming and most of all it needs to compete with ITV.
If anything they should try to win The Bill from ITV and show it on a Tuesday and Thursday, to begin with a 9pm to grow the following
RTL (Bertlesman) should invest heavily into the channel - be innovative, challenge and most of experiment with different types of British programming and most of all it needs to compete with ITV.
If anything they should try to win The Bill from ITV and show it on a Tuesday and Thursday, to begin with a 9pm to grow the following
How exactly is trying to win The Bill from ITV being innovative? and how in a million years would that happen?
Five's schedules is already full of programmes that nobody else wants that's part of the problem
Well dont Talkback Thames make The Bill i.e. an independent company not ITV productions.
CD
How exactly is trying to win The Bill from ITV being innovative? and how in a million years would that happen?
Five's schedules is already full of programmes that nobody else wants that's part of the problem
That's right Andrew, you keep fighting for it. How much will you be paying Talkback to keep it anyway? (PM me if it's classified info at this stage)
Andrew posted:
amosc100 posted:
If five are to strengthen and increase the number of viewers for its channel it should use its strengths - i.e. it has nothing, and I mean nothing set in its schedule.
RTL (Bertlesman) should invest heavily into the channel - be innovative, challenge and most of experiment with different types of British programming and most of all it needs to compete with ITV.
If anything they should try to win The Bill from ITV and show it on a Tuesday and Thursday, to begin with a 9pm to grow the following
RTL (Bertlesman) should invest heavily into the channel - be innovative, challenge and most of experiment with different types of British programming and most of all it needs to compete with ITV.
If anything they should try to win The Bill from ITV and show it on a Tuesday and Thursday, to begin with a 9pm to grow the following
How exactly is trying to win The Bill from ITV being innovative? and how in a million years would that happen?
Five's schedules is already full of programmes that nobody else wants that's part of the problem
That's right Andrew, you keep fighting for it. How much will you be paying Talkback to keep it anyway? (PM me if it's classified info at this stage)